Visang Education Launches New Previous Exam Brand "GichulPICK" for Middle and High School Tests
Launch of Four New High School Science Elective Titles
Visang Education announced on September 14 that it will transition its middle and high school previous exam workbook series, “Wanja Gichulpick,” into an independent brand called “GichulPICK (Previous Exam PICK)” and launch four new high school science elective books as the first products under this new line.
This brand revision was initiated to strengthen specialization in analyzing previous exam questions and solving practical problems, by separating its previous exam workbooks—previously operated as a sub-line under the concept learning brand “Wanja”—into an independent brand. The brand name implies that it selectively curates key problems needed for studying from among a variety of previous exam questions.
The first new books are four high school science elective titles: ▲ Mechanics and Energy ▲ Matter and Energy ▲ Cells and Metabolism ▲ Earth System Science. Going forward, Visang Education plans to gradually rebrand its math, science, and social studies workbooks, which were previously published under “Wanja Gichulpick,” and release them under “GichulPICK.”
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An official from Visang Education said, “We will continue to thoroughly analyze previous exam questions from schools nationwide to consistently provide students with core content that enables them to effectively prepare for their in-school tests.”
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